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Explain about flip-flops, Explain about Flip-Flops  Flip-Flops are also...

Explain about Flip-Flops  Flip-Flops are also called bistable multivibrator.  A flip-flop is capable of storing 1 bit of binary data.  It has two stable states- 'one' and 'zero

Carry save addition and generated and propagate function, Explain carry sav...

Explain carry save addition (CSA) process. Ans: Instead of allowing the carries ripple along the rows, they can be saved and then introduced into the next roe at the right wei

What is the difference between thread and process, What is the difference b...

What is the difference between thread and process?  Thread - is used to execute more than one program at a time. process - executes single program A thread is a path of e

How to changing the directory in dos, Q. How to Changing the Directory in D...

Q. How to Changing the Directory in DOS? You can change the directory. After changing the directory, the new directory becomes the default directory. For example, you change th

How do you find out the flaw, How do you find out the flaw, which of the ad...

How do you find out the flaw, which of the address getting written wrongly. Fill the full memory once with either random data or sequential data then after filling totally rea

What is an activex interface, An ActiveX interface is a group of linked fun...

An ActiveX interface is a group of linked functions that are grouped together

How do you create a permanent cookie, How do you create a permanent cookie?...

How do you create a permanent cookie?  By setting the expiry date of the cookie to a later on time (like 10 years later.)

Explain host function, Explain Host function Host function: accepts nam...

Explain Host function Host function: accepts name of floating-point guest function with single floating-point argument as its first argument, evaluates this function at x (the

By which digits are represented, In a DTMF phone, digits are represented by...

In a DTMF phone, digits are represented by: (A)  Orthogonal frequencies. (B)  Orthogonal Phases. (C)  Orthogonal codes. (D)  Orthogonal pulses. Ans: Di